Question

whats, wholl, youll, hasnt

1. ______ your new house going to be?
2. i want to know ______ in that soup?
3. ______ be able to go after you finish your chores.
4. he left already, ______ he?
5. ______ be a great dancer when she grows up.
6. i wonder ______ show up at the party.

shouldve, mightve, dont, wouldnt, wouldve

1. i ______ like to eat eggs for breakfast.
2. i think he ______ gotten up late.
3. you ______ passed the test if you studied
4. dad said he ______ be able to go with me
5. we ______ seen it, if we hadnt been late.

circle the: not - green have – blue
is – orange will – purple
wholl wouldve shell youll arent
werent hell heres whos doesn
shouldve theres theyll wouldnt thatll
couldnt wheres hasnt couldve what
dont mightve thisll

Explanation:

The problem involves English grammar exercises, specifically about contractions and modal verbs. The subfield under Arts related to language study is Linguistics (or more specifically, English Language Learning/Grammar, which falls under Linguistics or Languages subfield). The task here is likely to check or complete the grammar fill - ins and circle the correct words as per the color - coded instructions. For example, in the fill - in part, we use knowledge of modal verbs and contractions. For the "Circle the" part, we identify words with "not" (GREEN), "have" (BLUE), "is" (ORANGE), and "will" (PURPLE). Let's take the fill - in questions:

1. Question 19: "I ____ like to eat eggs for breakfast." The correct word is "don't" as it is a simple present negative for first - person singular.
2. Question 20: "I think he ____ gotten up late." "might've" is correct as it is a modal verb contraction showing possibility in the past.
3. Question 21: "You ____ passed the test if you studied." "should've" (should have) is correct, indicating a past obligation or expectation.
4. Question 22: "Dad said he ____ be able to go with me." "wouldn't" is correct, a past - tense negative modal of willingness.
5. Question 23: "We ____ seen it, if we hadn't been late." "would've" (would have) is correct, used in a conditional (past perfect conditional) context.

For the "Circle the" part, words with "will" (PURPLE) are "who'll", "she'll", "you'll", "he'll", "they'll", "that'll", "this'll"; words with "have" (BLUE) are "would've", "should've", "could've", "might've"; words with "not" (GREEN) are "aren't", "weren't", "doesn't", "wouldn't", "couldn't", "don't"; words with "is" (ORANGE) are "here's", "there's", "where's", "who's", "hasn't", "what's".

Answer:

Fill - in Answers:

1. don't
2. might've
3. should've
4. wouldn't
5. would've

Circle the Answers:

• not - GREEN: aren't, weren't, doesn't, wouldn't, couldn't, don't
• have - BLUE: would've, should've, could've, might've
• is - ORANGE: here's, there's, where's, who's, hasn't, what's
• will - PURPLE: who'll, she'll, you'll, he'll, they'll, that'll, this'll